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From: Jim Michaels <michaels@west.net>
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Subject: Re: Wire Marking
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> To those of you needing to mark your wires for future troubleshooting
> purposes,(an outstanding idea by the way).........<snip>

I used a Brother P-Touch with black on white labels, or you can use
black on clear over white wires.  Just stick it on the wire and cover it
with clear heat shrink.  It even appears to slightly magnify the label. 
Works great!

Jim Michaels	N360JM (painting)